The Pink River Dolphin

The Pink River Dolphin lives in the tropical rainforest and only lives in freshwater, also they can swim 8-13 miles. These dolphins are most commonly called Botos. The Boto's diet is typically small fish. When they are born they are gray, then naturally they turn pink, also The pink river dolphins population is only in the 10,000 which makes it endangered. A pink river dolphin's natural predator is hunters. The river dolphin eats a lot of the fish that fishermen fish for like piranhas which makes the fisherman's profit smaller then they start to hunt them. The river dolphin is going to make its skin grayer so the fishermen to their natural eye makes them think it's a shark and stops . It’s also going to change its tail to a wider shape so they can swim a bit faster and since they have good eyesight they spot fishermen easily.